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    This document contains code to numerically solve a first order differential equation using the Modified Euler's Method. The code imports NumPy, defines the differential equation and boundary conditions, initializes arrays for the independent and dependent variables, implements the Modified Euler algorithm in a for loop to calculate successive approximations, and plots and prints the results. The solution is approximated over n intervals between the boundaries x0 and xf.

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    This document contains code to numerically solve a first order differential equation using the Modified Euler's Method. The code imports NumPy, defines the differential equation and boundary conditions, initializes arrays for the independent and dependent variables, implements the Modified Euler algorithm in a for loop to calculate successive approximations, and plots and prints the results. The solution is approximated over n intervals between the boundaries x0 and xf.

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    This document contains code to numerically solve a first order differential equation using the Modified Euler's Method. The code imports NumPy, defines the differential equation and boundary conditions, initializes arrays for the independent and dependent variables, implements the Modified Euler algorithm in a for loop to calculate successive approximations, and plots and prints the results. The solution is approximated over n intervals between the boundaries x0 and xf.

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    1mport numPy as npP


    from matplotlib import pyplotas plt

    yo 1
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    deltax =(xf-x0)/(n-1)
    x =np.linspace (x0,xf,n)
    def f(x,Y):
    return (2-y**2)/(5*x)
    np.2eros([n]D
    y[o] =y0
    PY np.2eros ([n])
    PYI6]=None

    for i in range(1,n):
    Py[il =deltax*f(x[i-11,y[i-1]) +y[i-1]
    ylil =deltax/2*( f(xlil.py[i]) f(x[i-11,y[i-1])) +y[i-1]
    print("x_n\t itern\t n")
    for i in range(n):
    print (x[i], "\t",format (py[il, '6f'),"\t",format (y[il, '6f*))
    plt.plot(x,y)
    plt.xlabel("value ofx")
    Plt.ylabel("value of y")
    PLt.title(Approximation Solution with Modified Euler's Method")
    Value of y

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